Church in the Valley - Ontario Ranch Campus

There is a generosity ladder that God calls us to climb. For some people just beginning to give is the first step on the ladder, for others it's time to cross the tithing threshold unlocking God's blessing, for another group God desires that they excel in grace level giving (beyond the tithe).

There is a generosity ladder that God calls us to climb. For some people just beginning to give is the first step on the ladder, for others it's time to cross the tithing threshold unlocking God's blessing, for another group God desires that they excel in grace level giving (beyond the tithe).

There is a generosity ladder that God calls us to climb. For some people just beginning to give is the first step on the ladder, for others it's time to cross the tithing threshold unlocking God's blessing, for another group God desires that they excel in grace level giving (beyond the tithe).

Why should I save? How can I save? These questions must be answered to actually save money. As with giving, saving requires a plan.

Why should I save? How can I save? These questions must be answered to actually save money. As with giving, saving requires a plan.

Why should I save? How can I save? These questions must be answered to actually save money. As with giving, saving requires a plan.

Debt is such a common means of spending these days. God has a few warnings for us as we consider debt and some action steps for breaking free. Dealing with debt can never be dealt with passively.

Debt is such a common means of spending these days. God has a few warnings for us as we consider debt and some action steps for breaking free. Dealing with debt can never be dealt with passively.

Debt is such a common means of spending these days. God has a few warnings for us as we consider debt and some action steps for breaking free. Dealing with debt can never be dealt with passively.

God has us right where he wants us to be, he's accomplishing His purposes in our life and current financial circumstances. Learning contentment is found through Christ who gives us the strength to be satisfied where we are, instead of constantly comparing ourselves to where others are.